Dragqueen or no (For Rene & Jenny) by Cyve
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A drawing for two birthdays... Yes... I know... I had promised to draw a picture by birthday. But... it's your fault. You were born the same day.
For RENE aka renecyberdoc ... Happy birthday RENE !!!
and ...
For JEN aka AGentleMuse ... Happy birthday JEN !!!
Paints on white paper (30x40).
Thank you for the visit and comments.
Many thanks also for previous comments, ratings and favs.
Un dessin pour deux anniversaires... Ben oui... je sais... j'avais promis de faire un dessin par anniversaire. Mais cette fois... c'est de votre faute. Vous etes nes le meme jour.
Pour RENE aka renecyberdoc ... Joyeux anniversaire RENE !!!
et ...
Pour JEN aka AGentleMuse ... Joyeux anniversaire JEN !!!
Peintures sur papier blanc (30x40).
Merci pour la visite et les commentaires.
Merci egalement pour vos precedents commentaires, visites et favoris.
Have a fantastic week-end.
C'yve
Comments (126)
Jonrea
Lovely :)
PhilW
You achieve such fluid lines - wonderful!
anahata.c
more pure head-portraiture, and it's exquisite. I love that you're using several hues---slate blues, a bluish gray, black and white. And in the face, red for the lips, and greens and yellows in the eyes. Yes, it could be a drag queen or not. The expression is intense and theatrical---she looks like she's clearly presenting herself to the world. Great job on the eyes, they're big and fish-like (in shape). And the hair departs from her face in big waves, they overlap and fly and flow until they part into separate waves at their end. The far left of your portrait shows the hair-waves reaching 'up' like arms or limbs. And once again, you "end" the portrait---on the bottom---with your characteristic pointed black line (against which you put your signature, in a saturated bright green). Marvelous portraiture, and I love how you let the paper show through the paint. It makes it more painterly. (This HAS to be seen full-size: Your brushwork, and all the interlacing lines, come out so much better, full size.) Terrific work, Yves.
Naneth36
Bonne question... Possible... Ou c'est simplement une femme de caractère. Dans tous les cas, on reste coi devant sa beauté !
Saruna-Original
Fantastic work, my friend! :)
Cyve
Thank you all for your fantastic comments !!!